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ON THE SUPRANUCLEAR CONTROLS OF THE HYPOGLOSSAL NUCLEUS:A MORPHOLOGICAL STUDY Matsuhei Takado 1 , Teiji Yamamoto 1 , Genjiro Hirose 1 1Division of Neurology, Department of Internal Medicine, Kanazawa Medical University pp.123-129
Published Date 1982/2/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1406204889
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Supranuclear controls of the hypoglossal nucleus were investigated in the rat, by means of retrograde neuronal labelling, following circumscribed micro-injections of horseradish peroxidase (HRP) into the hypoglossal nucleus. Retrogradely labelled neurons were found in the following structures.

1) Within the medulla oblangata, many reticular neurons in the nucleus centralis medullae oblongatae were labelled chiefly in its dorsomedial aspect. Some neurons in the dorsomedial aspect of the spinal trigeminal tract nucleus, pars interpolaris, were also labelled. Within the upper medulla and cau-dalmost part of the pons, a portion of the parvicel-lular reticular formation contained many retro-gradely labelled neurons, which were in close proximity to the territory of the inferior as well as superior salivatory nuclei.

2) Within the pons, the parabrachial nucleus contained many retrogradely labelled neurons in its medial as well as lateral aspects. In addition, the chief sensory and motor nuclei of the trigemi-nus contained retrogradely labelled neurons.

3) Within the midbrain, several neurons in the lateral and ventral aspects of the periaqueductal gray were labelled. A few small neurons in the Edinger-Westphal nucleus were also labelled.

4) Following larger injections of HRP into the hypoglossal nucleus and its adjacent structures, a few retrogradely labelled neurons were found in the 5th layer of the sensorimotor cortex, in its ventralmost region. Fink-Heimer silver impregna-tion method, following a small cortical ablation of the corresponding region, showed terminal degener-ation to be localized to the dorsomedial aspect of the spinal trigeminal nucleus, pars interpolaris, and its medially adjacent reticular formation. However, no terminal degeneration was found within the hypoglossal nucleus.

From above results, the hypoglossal nucleus re-ceives multiple imputs from the various brainstem nuclear groups. These structures appear to con-tribute to the elabolate automatic tongue controls, in addition to the cortically controlled glossal activities. These findings imply that the tongue movements often observed in an anencephalic and pseudobulbar paretic would be mediated through these multiple brainstem structures.


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